Animal cells: common structures and specialised cells
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You can identify common structures of animal cells and describe how some specialised cells in animals are adapted for the jobs the cells do.
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The animal cell model describes the common structures of animal cells.
These structures include the cytoplasm, cell membrane, nucleus and mitochondria. Each structure has a specific function.
Specialised cells in animals have shapes, sizes and structures that are adapted for the jobs the cells do.
Examples of specialised animal cells include blood cells and nerve cells.
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